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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES Saturday, Jenuery 30, 1960 Conference " |Conference, gets down to busi- OFFICERS OF CONTINENTAL LEAGUE mitted as the eighth and final team in the league. From left: of Buffalo, Officials of the new Contin- ental baseball league gather at meeting in New York City | Reginald Taylor, today at which Buffalo was ad- | member of the executive com- | committeeman;; Jack Kent SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Cooke, of Toronto, Canada vice - president; and Donald Grant, of New York, also member of the executive com mittee (AP Wirephoto) | mittee; Branch Rickey, presi | dent; J. W. Bateson, Dallas Fort Worth, Tex., executive | Study Promised Of Night Racing (CP) Premier| year in Quebec, where night rac from|ing is legal, the mutuel handle {the Canadian Trotting Associa-/for 586 racing days was $82,200, TORONTO Frost told a delegation TORONTO GRANITES won the 1960 Ontario Silver Tankard honors yesterday at their own club, They de- feated Kingston curlers in the final and about the only reason we have for pointing out this fact is that Kings ton, on their showing here in Oshawa on Thursday, didn't look to be able to provide too much competition. Up in Brampton, on Thursday, Oshawa rinks were eliminated by Granites Alfie Phillips and Dr. R. W, Marshall and we have it on the report of several local eye-witnesses of this event, that the Oshawa curlers gave a good account of themselves, but still went down to defeat. Only claim to fame here in Oshawa in the Silver Tankard triumph by Toronto Granites that Dick Chant, former local Duplate associate, was a mem- ber of Dr. Marshall's rink. Oshawa curlers gave the Granites their toughest opposition yesterday. In the finals, they were duck-soup winners over Brantford and Kingston. Unionville rinks won the Governor- General's Cup play, beating out Kingston in the finals. is Buffalo has been accepted as the 8th team in the new Continental Baseball League--and if the deal goes through--and we do mean if the deal goes all the way through -- Buffalo will likely quit the International League to join baseball's third Major League circuit-- and if they do, the situation becomes serious. Toronto is also an entry in the Continental circuit--and it be- comes pretty obvious, that if the Continental League is a success--the International League washed up. Due to sponsorships from existing Major League teams, we find it hard to accept this as a final outcome. Jack Kent Cooke has been named as a vice-president of the new Continental League but with the obvious lack of professional ball players of this type of calibre, we can not help but wonder what is going to happen. If the International League is merely going to be replaced in name only, by the Continental League--then it doesn't mean very much. is BRIGHT BITS: -- Dominique DiMaggio has been revealed as one of the main financial sponsors of Bos- ton's entry in the new American Football League ROCKY NELSON has been named to the International League's Hall of Fame. So??? ... NORTH BAY hockey fans were all "het up" over the prospects of a Junior "A" entry but apparently they're not going to get it from Canadiens, who are happy with their Brock- ville associations and intend to stay there. If North Bay is to have a Junior "A" team, it looks as if they'll have to rely upon Toronto Maple Leafs . . . RAY BOONE, a Big League veteran, has signed his 1960 contract with Milwaukee Braves, a club that has found itself in a holdout problem, this spring . . . WHITBY DUNLOPS knocked off Chatham Maroons last night right in Chatham and the win just about puts Dunnies in the top seat of the OHA Senior "A" race, as they have several games "in hand". HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Tonight's Games Eastern Professional | Rochester at Springfield WL T F A Pts. Quebec at Cleveland 27 17 4 219 199 58| Providence at Hershey Montreal 22 18 8 158 138 52 Sunday's Games T.-Rivieres 20 20 7 151 150 47 Rochester at Providence S. S. Marie 1924 5 167 186 43 Quebec at Buffalo Hull - Ottawa 18 22 7 162 175 43| Cleveland at Springfield Kingston 1924 3 206 215 41 OHA Senior A Friday's Results | WLTF APs Trois-Rivieres 4 Sudbury 5 Tonight's Game Sudbury at Kingston | Sunday's Games |xChaham Sault Ste. Marie at Montreal | Sudbury at Rul On awa Kingston at Trois-Rivieres {Whitby 6 Chatham 3 American League |K-W 4 Belleville 8 WLT F APW.| Tonight's Games 21 61 whitby at Windsor 2721 62 55) OHA Junior A 53| Ww 217 i 3 4 [Mariboros 211 2171 119 | Barrie 18 13 4 140 130 1725 7140 150 #1/gt Michs 15 16 1233 2108 195 26 gst 'Cath 16 14 Friday's Results Pete 16 15 Providence 2 Cleveland 4 Guelph 15 16 Buffalo 1 Rochester 5 Hamilton 6% Sudbury 2715 0 164 141 | | xWhitby | 2223 2170 191 {xK-W xWindsor Friday's Results Springfield Providence Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Hershey Quebec = - > u 3 1 3 4 6 1960 TROPHY CATALOGUE Available for "ALL SPORTS League and Organization Discounts WRITE FUTURISTIC ENTERPRISES P. O. BOX. 554, OSHAWA, ONTARIO EE 56 50 2118 2173 117 46 2020 2173 177 4 1423 0148 202 30 (x-Includes four-point games) | sRZugssd tion Friday that the matter of|000. Purses totalled $3,500,000 night harness racing in Ontario The mutuel handle in 49 days of will be given further seriousiracing at Toronto's Old Wood | study. bine track $7,631,000 with | The meeting followed an ap-| Purses of $305,000. This year's Old peal by the association to the Woodbine meet will be increased {government in a resolution|to 53 days passed Thursday at the close of President Hugh Proudfoot an its annual meeting Night trotting| nounced that the first pari-mutuel| lin Ontario is not allowed betting for harness racing in Al- The meeting approved grants Perta wili be introduced at Ed totaling $24,000 to various stake/Mmonton. and possibly Calgary, races to assist the breeding of this year two and three-year-old colts and! Mr. Proudfoot was re fillies as president. Vice - Another resolution asks that/are Elgin Armstrong {the association continue to ap- and George Guiguere, Montreal point presiding judges for all ex- The new committee includes tended pari-mutuel meetings. If District 3--Robert Polk, Kir {requested, the association will|ston; John Thompson, S also provide presiding judges for| Mountain, Ont: Ber! ! 3 sala g n one-day meetings and racing at Smiths Falls; District 4 fall fairs McKinnon, Owen Sound Earl Rowe, Newton Robinson, COMPARE HANDLES Ont.; District 5---Jim Brown, New Delegates were told that last Liskeard. was - elected presidents Brampton S0Pe! -- Ken Hon Second Win Granite For Paret | Over Scott : NEW YORK (AP) Benny (Kid) Paret made it two straight over Charley Scott by turned to the Toronto Granite gaining a split decision over the qh priday for the first time {Philadelphian in a close, action since 1946 {packed television 10-rounder at|" £ : A {Madison Square Garden Friday| Rinks skipped by Dr. R. W. night. Paret weighed 150, Scott/Marshall and Alfie Phillips Sr., 146 scored a 26-11 home-ice victory| | Paret, 22, proved his Dec. 18|over Kingston, which gs had an victory over Scott was no fluke unsuccessful team in the Gover- by slugging it out toe to toe with nor-General's Trophy--second' top the puncher. The kid was cred- award for double-rink play in ited with the onlv knockdown Ontario. {when he nailed Scott with a right] The Governor - General's final. to the ear in the fifth round. The 5150 played in Toronto, was won {heavy blow sent Charley SpInDINg hy an entry from Unionville, a and one glove touched the floor.| uh thaf has captured the tank- Judge Leo Birnbaum BaVe ard for the last two seasons them each five rounds but had| my. winning Unionville skips {Paret in front on points, 8-7. He were Vern Trunk and Don Van gave Paret three points in that Luvon who just managed to get {round because of the knockdown. | Kingston's fake Edwar {Referee Petey Della scored for pas Dick Edney 1018. Paret, 54-1. Judge Joe Eppey(3N¢ Dick Lainey 13-16 had Scott the winner, 5-4-1. The] Van Luvon's final shot wa | Associated Press had them even margin of victory in rounds but gave Paret thelentry had beaten Barrie 20-16 in ledge on points. the semi-final while Kingston got - rn -- |past Hamilton Thistles 23-13. PY en Rn Kingston's Bernie Tetro WON'T SEND TORCH Jock Sands advanced into the | ATHENS (CP) The Greek |pankard final with a 21-17 win Olympic Commitee is not evengver Orillia's Tom Caldwell and {considering sending the '"'sacred|George Fitzpatrick. while Tor flame" of the Olympics to Squaw onto beat Brantford"s Tom Pop. Valley for the Winter Games. plewell and Bruce Forbes 22-14 Nicholas Baltazzi-Mavrocordato,|in the other semi-final vice-president of the Hellenic| In the final, Tetro, committee, said this is no reflec-|against Phillips, was tion against - Suaw Valley bul (three-vouits in the first four| 'there never has been a case of ends. From there on he held his| sending the Olympic torch to thelown but the deficit proved too | winter sports." great to overcome, | Silver Tankard, one of the prov- ince's top trophies for double- rink curling competition, re ards the and drawn hit for two DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Better (R) Fen h Through CB) Koad, JURY & LOVELL LID. 8 KING ST. EAST RA 3-2245 LANE PHARMACY 302 STEVENSON ROAD NORTH RA 8.6661 1 erees midway through the 1954-55 Gets Tankard TORONTO (CP) -- The Ontario, The Unionville!' SPORTS CALENDAR TORONTO (CP) The Big The old constitution had been in Four football union, newly. force since 1907 when the league| inamed as the Eastern Football came into existence. ek y The league feels that it should [ness today in discussions about aja cel) television rights for lower {partial East - West interlocking|than the reported $315,000 it re- | schedule, television rights, im-|, ived from the CBC last season. {port regulations, rule change pro-|Gaudaur said. there have been posals and developments in oonorete feelers" from four POS- United States pro leagues sible sponsors who are aware of The Big Four -- officially it! this, {was the Interprovincial Rugby Football Union--took on its new |official name at the opening of {its annuai meeting Friday, when lit also agreed in principle to ap- The CBC lost money over the rights last year when it could find a sponsor for only the first {half of each game. Acting on a {point a permanent league official recommendation in the report of | {to run business affairs the Co mmons committee on | Retiring league president Jake broadcasting, the CBC last week Gaudaur of Hamilton said no wrote to the Big Four and West- names have been mentioned or|fi" Interprovincial Football [considered for 'the new post x ion requesting that the leagues [ He added that the league feels advertise for tenders for {that in principle "it would be ad- |vantageous to the league to have a full-time managerial position. {We feel that football in the east is big enough to have such an officer." € Junior Action NEW SCHEDULE Produces Ties Most of the session concerned) 2 2 adoption of a new constitution. | By THE CANADIAN PRESS ---------------- ae Standings in the Netminders Goi ur: 'Have Rough NHL Season ties By MARVEN MOSS Pity the poor goaltenders in the National Hockey League They've had It tougher each year since the 1953-54 campaign ' his season (he assault hy Dave Keon paced St, goal-hungry attacking units is|With {wo goals while al another record-break- O'Malley, Bob Davidson and Jack {Cole had singles. Jors tied second-place Barrie Fly-| Peterborough and sixth - Guelph tied 2-2 at Guelph. The Majors-Flyers game place a was a a long time. led by one and then settled for the tie. moving ing clip In the league's si 142 X games to date, the clubs have scored|and Jeannot Gilbert, Marcel Tes- 845 goals--an average of 59 a|sier and Billy Knibbs had one | {Bantam League Round - Robin but just couldn't break the goose- ayoffs) -- vs Local 205, at 5.00 p.m.; Civitan vs Duplate Limited, at 6.00 p.m. # b Randall lice Assoc B'N: 'Rith. a average. It was 5.3 the previous and his Guelph counterpart Giles | 0)¢% BEsOp vs B'Nai B'Rith, at|jeague-leading Rangers downed 7. .m.; | mount Kiwanis, ¢ Rod | 0cal 2784 vs Canadian Tire, 0 {9.00 p.m. All games at dren's Arena. game each At this point in last year'si The Guelph game saw Peter schedule the count was 780, a 5.4 horough goaler Gerry year. The | both the 19; ure was only 4.8 in|villemure doing some tidy net- 3 and 1953-54 'sea-| minding to keep the score down. The high-scoring pair Gilbert and Jean Ratelle scored for Guelph with Dick Dawson and Wayne Connelly replying for Petes behind the surge? Clarence Campbell, who" has served as NHL president for the ast 15 years, says it's "perfectly obvious." He traces the answer to a meeting of league brass and ref- Canadian Legion Midgets Team Win In Orono Frank Wilbur's ecracker-jack Canadian Legion midgets from the Oshawa Minor Hockey Asso- ciation, went into Orono last| night and took a 5-3 decision home over the classy Orono Juveniles. The Legion youngsters are cur- {rently in fifth place in the local midget standings, however of late they have really rounded into pulled form and looked as if they have away from the Sands' foursome pennant contender. The Orono after the third end, Baining seven team, working under manager shots within three ends for a 14-5, Jimmy Gambsy, are entered in win the OMHA Juvenile "D" series Ottawa Curling Club, with R. E. and are playing = exhibition en- Sturgeon and Wing Cmdr. Harry counters until the provincial play- Lewis as skips, scored the only downs, which start next month. repeat championship by retain-| Five players figured in the win- ing the Burden Trophy, second-iners' scoring = with Bob Watt, ary event of the Tankard com-Ipaye Elliott, Al Sytnyk, Roddy petition. They beat Guelph 16-15 Macdonald and Barry Furey net- | with a last-end count of two byliing the tallies. Sturgeon GRIMSBY SHORTHANDED An urgent business appoint- each for the losing hosts ment fon lead Bill Lewis left an! . 4 ntry from Grimsby shorthanded OSHAWA MIDGETS: schedule They decided to crack down on what Campbell described as "re straining fouls," penalty - earn- ing infractions such as holding, hooking and interference Club Dr. Marshall's rink | Goodman Flyers picked up an early 2-1/Cleaners vs Merchants, at lead, went behind by two goals, p.m.; Kinloch's vs Garnish Moul. them deadlocks, rg ilipe p . finally ding, at 3.30 p.m. and Acadian |day's CYO Junior Atom activities, | the shutouts in this one. : Cleaners vs Hoy's Pavers, at 5.30 Bruins and Leafs tied 0-0 in the| Canadiens had a few anxious Mike's | p.m. All games at Port Perry) first tilt with goalies Teddy Boi-|{moments with Brian McAdam and . Terry |Arena Four In Tie : For Top Spot Rangers Hoping In Dago Golf professionals, round sensation Mason Rudolph, stroked their way into a first- place tie Friday af the midway mark of the $20,000 San Diego, open golf tournament. Bob Westheuser, Tom Carleton |py05 at 140, and Willie Gibson collected one mark were Stan Leon couver, with 69-71 and Bill Ezin- goal, |icki, "TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY Oshawa Neighborhood Pee Wee Schedule -- Lake Vista vs Fern-| hill, at 7.00 a.m.; Woodview vs Nipigon, Park vs Harman Park, at 8.30 money a 30 class pacer will win/Miron Ros.' Tie Silk, both the a.m.; Sunnyside vs North Osh-|in 1960, however there were thréelvictim of Dalyce Blue at Boston. awa, at 9.20 a.m,; Bathe Park vs|hehind the gate the other morn-| Leon Martel of Terrybonne Que- Southmead, at 10.15 a.m.; Kin side vs Valleyview, at 10.50 a.m.; had the occupants of the knock- Connaught vs Rundle Park, 11.40 a.m. and Eastview vs Wobd.|Gordon Kingston's chestnut view, at 12.25 p.m. All games at|of Jimmy Creed 1.59 4-5 looks The Children's Arena. at 745 a.m.: Radio at OHA Senior "A" Chatham Maroons vs Whitby Dunlops, at Whitby Arena, 8.00 p.m. BASKETBALL Exhibition Game -- Oshawa Hotel Genosha Hawks vs Hamil-| Lassie York, by Duke of York ton Quigleys, at Hamilton West- and out of Roberta Guy the dam dale Collegiate Gym, at 7.00 p.m.|of Berty York 2.01 2-5, Snipe Re- Y's Men's Biddy League Y's Men's Minor League Simcoe Hall Major League - _ |Walt's Barber Shop vs Jaycee OntariolRockets, at 11.00 a.m tario Steel fers and On- "A" vs Ontario Steel , at 11.45 am SUNDAY'S GAMES Third place St. Michael's Ma- HOCKEY UAW League Tony's Re ers 5-5 at Barrie and fifth-place |freshments vs Bradley's, at 10.00 .m, and Belko Redy-Mix vs Plumbing, at m. Both games at Bowmanville one of the best seen in Barrie in| Arena. North Plant League -- Scugog 1.30 MONDAY'S GAMES Bob Awrey had two for Barrie HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Hockey Assoc. Houdaille Industries Local 1817 vs West- at 8.00 p.m.; at The Chil GM Inter-Office League -- Cor- vettes vs Pontiacs, at 8.30 p.m. |Win and Oldsmobiles | {at 9.45 p.m. Both games at Bow- imanville Arena. vs Chevrolets, SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) including first- Rudolph, who set a record 63 {Thursday, fell back with a par 72.|pactern Professional Hockey He wound {Mike Souchak, Bob Goalby and Johnny each with 66s. up deadlocked with who had a 68, and Pott, One stroke back of the leaders were Art Wall Jr., Sammy Rey- nolds and Allen Gieberger. Al Balding of Toronto faded to par 72 after his opening round of, 67 for a qualifying 139 total. Tied American qualifying ard of Van- several also a with former National Hockey in play for the Globe and Mail/Hooper; defence, Wilkens, Clapp, | League star playing out of West Trophy, Governor secondary event of the General's. Despite the disadvantage, Grimsby sneaked past 'Ottawa Granites wards, Elliott, Elmhurst, Norton, Booth, Bourrie, Goring, Anderson, Macdonald, Cliff; for-|Reading, Mass., with 67-73. Moe Norman of Toronto failed Sytnyk, [to make the cutoff with a score | Vickers, Mountain, Watt, Sadow-|of 78-78--151. 11.30 --Four | "ton; 31 HARNESS RACING ' Local Owners' Hones High For Young Pacers It is too early to make any|000.00, also eligible will be Art. |wild predictions as to how much|strong Bros., Lady Belvedere and bec was elected President of the United Harness Horseman's As. sociation at the Annual Meeting in Montreal; John Hayes was re- elected a director. Usually there is money involved when a horse breaks a world re- |cord. However such was not the {case when F. E. Scott lowered {the world's record for yearlings [to 2.15 1-5 at Blue Bonnets last fall. Other world's records held by Canadian horses are Grattan Bars 59 1-2 mile effort at London Fair in 1927. Also the |ward 2,02 3-5, Rose York 2.07 record tieing dead heat at Rich- g at the local training track that |ers bench guessing. Sonny Creed, son like money in the secretary's {office, Dale Brook, the two-year: old geided son of Joe Dale 2.02 |--Millie Brook 2.06 carries the hopes of the M. J. M. stable, he could make a useful pacer even {if he doesn't make it this year. |Centre Street Cubs vs Southmin- Susan York 2.05 1-5, Debbie R.|elien Park last summer, Sena. the| : {ster, at Simcoe Hall, 8.30 a.m. --.'and Mundinger vs Parts and Ser-|could be a handy Raceway mare {vice, at Simcoe Hall, at 9.00 a.m. with a little luck. {2.11 4-5 and Quick Lady 1.58 4-5 tor Spangler Chief Maid, 2.00 4-5. Grant Galbraith and son Clin- ton received an offer of $35,000 The annourcement of a Har-{from Eddie Cobb for their good Firefighters vs Police Assoc., at/ness Tracks Series for 4-year-old trotting mare Helen Brook K. Simcoe Hall, 9.30 a.m. and Bola-/trotters could produce the lead-|2.05 1-5H. They haven't accepted ./hood's vs St. John's, at Simcoe Ing |Hall, 10.15 a.m. rooney winning Caadiah as yet. She's out of Make Believe (Bred of all time. Dr. John Find-|and 'by Trubrogk. {ley's Canadian 3-year-old cham. | Mac MacRae has Worth Mel. {pion in 1969, Dalyce Blue 2.04|ody 2.02 2-5 looking good. He 35H beat all the leading Ameri-|won in 2,03H last year, was re- can Bred trotters in her class cord in 2.01 2-5H and earned $9,- at Boston in the $23,000.00 Suf-/000.00 for owner Junior West of folk Trot. This series is for $106,-|Orono. Two Double-Zero Games In CYO Junior Atom Play games, two of final game. Goalies Randy Ditt- featured Tues- mar and Martin Valks registered Three close |vin and Gerald Smith both getting Jimmy Norris off together in the [penalty box; but the Hawks were Paul McAllister of the Bruins 'inable to break the tie. . (and Ricky Dignem and Mike| WLT Pts. | White the fs came close| Rangers Hie of the Les : |Black Hawks {Canadiens RANGERS BOOST LEAD [Pruins the second contest the ped Wings. 2 1.3 Sunday, Jan. 31, five Toronte area CYO teams will visit Osh awa. In the Senior Atom division, at 5.30 p.m, St. Thomas Aquinas vs St. Gregory's Tigers; at 6.15 -. m, St. Leo's vs St. Gertrude's; .: fire i 7.00 p.m. Holy Name vs St, g tally with Bill Yanch getting | Marys; at 7.45 p.m. Corpus Chris. © the assist. ti vs St. John's and at 8.30 p.m, ANOTHER GOALLESS DRAW |St. Gregory's Midgets will play Canadiens and Black Hawk s| host {0 Our Lady of Sorrows Mid- battled to a scoreless tie in the!gets. shutouts . egg In the Red Wings 3-1. Ranger goals were scored by Mike Keenan and Allan Kavanagh unassisted, and by Wayne Coros assisted by Keenan. (p Tom Dart fired the only Red|gt Rookies To Help . | NEW YORK (CP)--The New; To make room, the Rangers: ' | York Rangers in an. attempt to|sent forward Jim Bartlett to: strengthen their faltering hockey|Springfield Indians of the Ameri. team have announced that twojcan Hockey League. Bartlett, 21-year - old rookies will belused mainly as a penalty killer, brought up from the Trois-Rivi-|appeared in 45 games for New eres, Que. fatm team in the|York this season. He scored |eight goals and had four assists, Pearson and Balon, Trois-Rivi- ~~ eres leading scorers, will join the: ~~ Rangers in Toronto for a game there Saturday night. They will appear in New York Sunday night against Detroit. i Muzz Patrick, general manager of the Rangers, said "I don't know whether they're ready, but the reports we've got are excel- lent and they're worth looking at under big league pressure." Pearson this season scored 21 : | goals and 22 assists for 43 points, Assists: Moore, Montreal, 34 |Balon, a centre, has 13 goals and Shutouts: Sawchuk, Detroit; 29 assists for 42 points. Pearson Bower, Toronto; four lis a uative of Flin Flon, Man., Penalties: Brewer, Toronto, 116] and Balon comes from Wakaw, minutes Sask. { League. They are Mel Pearson and Dave Balon, both forwards. NHL LEADERS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings: Montreal, won 31, lost eight, tied eight, points 70 | Points: Beliveau, Montreal, 64 | Goals: Beliveau; Horvath, Bos- 24-23 in the semi-final and took! Ski and Furey. the final 21-20 over Oakville ORONO JUVENILES: goal, Toronto Granite's win makes|Graham; defence, Maartense, the favorite to win club and Hind, Westheuser, Tennant, Mil- divisional eliminations in British|ler; forwards, Long, Lycett, Consols play as Phillips Sr., bids| Roughley, Gibson, McKenzie, for a second trip to the Cana- Baily, Tamblyn, Carleton and dian championships | Bosgraf. 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